Emergency Dentist

Same-day solutions for pain relief, toothaches, and extractions

There are a variety of reasons an individual might need the services of an emergency dentist. No matter the time of day, you can be minding your own business and out of nowhere it happens.

The truth of the matter is that a dental emergency may occur when we least expect it. With our state-of-the-art office located in Dallas on:

2100 Ross Avenue, Suite 960, Dallas TX 75201

We have both the availability and expertise in-house to aid you. Whenever you contact our office, we will settle on the best road to take in order to address your pain and get you back to dental stability. If you’ve suffered trauma to your teeth through a head injury, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital immediately.

Why Choose Us?

Common Dental Emergency Issues in Dallas

Here Are a Couple of Reasons Why Patients Choose Us

Dr. Sheena Allen is a diplomate of the American Board of Prosthodontics.
Over 50 years of combined experience
State-of-the-art equipment for a safe and fast procedure
We continue the work that your last dentist left off.
Conveniently located in downtown Dallas
We are open weekends and holidays for your emergency treatment.

Why Do I Have Tooth Pain?

If you have a toothache that bothers you throughout the day and keeps you up in the middle of the night, it is in your best interest to see a dentist right away. The tooth can either be infected, in need of an extraction, be erupted, or have trauma.

Please don’t wait to contact us, because waiting can make your tooth emergency worse and possibly even lead to a painful dental abscess. The source of your toothache will never really be known until you’re seen by a dentist.

How Can I Reduce the Toothache Before I Visit the Dentist?

One way we recommend to reduce the pain and swelling in your mouth is to apply a cold ice pack to the area. Whenever you arrive at our office, we will work as quickly as we can in order to eliminate any pain or discomfort you have. Our ideal outcome is to have you leave pain-free. Don’t hesitate to visit us, as we are here to help.

My Tooth Was Knocked Out or Fell Out

If your tooth was knocked out or simply fell out, try finding it, rinsing it in warm water, and placing it in a glass of milk. Although this may seem odd, Dr. Allen might be able to save your tooth.

If she can’t save it, the next option would be to discuss the possibility of a dental implant, bridge, or denture. It’s essential to note that, at times, root tips or pieces of a tooth remain after it’s been knocked out. For this reason, it is crucial that these fragments are removed from the mouth by our dentist during the emergency visit.

I Have an Infected Tooth; What Can You Do?

Another reason many people wish to see a dentist urgently is due to an infected tooth. Tooth pain is sometimes caused by an infection. During your visit with us, we will conduct a thorough examination, take X-rays, and check for sensitivity with a hot or cold stimulus.

Dr. Allen will provide the best treatment plan available to reduce the chance of the infection getting worse or turning into a dental abscess.

What Are Some Prevailing Signs That I Need to Visit The Dentist?

Your roots can be exposed to bacteria through a cracked tooth.
Any sort of trauma can lead to a risk to your dental health in the future.
Face swelling is a sign of a severe dental emergency.
An abscess is a dental emergency you must address right away.

What is an Emergency Dental Evaluation?

Our emergency dentist will evaluate the emergency or tooth and will discuss with you both the treatment and financing options prior to performing any procedure.

If you’re experiencing a dental emergency during business hours, the prices cited below might be accurate; however, if your dental emergency occurs outside of business hour,s the price of treatment might climb, because many dentists will not be available.

How Much Does an Emergency Dentist Cost?

On average, a dentist will charge you for X-rays and an exam for a typical cost around $75 to $250. This price does not usually include treatment.